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Theatre

Hard to get to grips with: Marie Curie: The Musical reviewed

15 June 2024

9:00 AM

15 June 2024

9:00 AM

Marie Curie: The Musical

Charing Cross Theatre, until 28 July

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Ambassadors Theatre, until 14 September

Marie Curie: The Musical is a history lesson combined with a chemistry seminar and it’s aimed at indignant feminists who want to agonise afresh over the wrongs of yesteryear. We meet the young Marie, wearing her signature widow’s frock, as she speeds towards Paris on a train from Poland.

The essential materials of this musical are hard to get to grips with; the characters stiff, the tunes so-so

This opening scene is positively trembling with significant detail.

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